61.  Sometimes, we even expected him to raise up hands to work out the question written on the blackboard, or to point out an ignored mistake made by the teacher.

62.  Though he didn't, we still insisted he must be a good student - he sat in the first row.

63.  We often mentioned him when we talked about academic problems.

64.  He became the best model student in our mind.

65.  All of us suddenly realized, students who sat in the first row were usually top students, but he was an exception.

66.  ' Listening to his complaints, I did not refute him because in my eyes, girls in the south are actually more delicate and meticulous than those in the north.

67.  He dressed up as if he was going to attend a beach party but not for an opening ceremony.

68.  During our conversation, he seldom made eye contact with me which really made me feel a little embarrassed.

69.  I got to know that he is a Shanghainese and a music enthusiast.

70.  At that moment, I had already gave him a definition : a dandy in clover.